Z /ЛCapturing Screens Å x N· AÖÄ¿ ÚÄ· ÒÄ¿ Ä×Ä ¿ · ÒÄ¿ ÖÄ¿ 4º ÚĶ º ³ º ³ º º ÇÄÙ 4ÓÄÙ ÀĽ ÇÄÙ Ó ÀĽ Ð ÓÄÙ <Ð x x ,WindhamWoods Publishing has secured the rights from PC Magazine to offer CAPTURE.COM for use with MakeDemo. Once installed, this utility is memory resident, waiting for the simultaneous press of the and letter "C" keys to save a displayed screen image to disk with a name of "SCREEN" and extension of "S00", "S01", etc. in the current directory. x x 9· AÖÄ¿ ÚÄ· ÒÄ¿ Ä×Ä ¿ · ÒÄ¿ ÖÄ¿ 4º ÚĶ º ³ º ³ º º ÇÄÙ 4ÓÄÙ ÀĽ ÇÄÙ Ó ÀĽ Ð ÓÄÙ <Ð x R___x___x___x___x___x___sM__M__M__M__M__M__M___x___x___x___x___x___sSVCQDÓ x x x x °°°: ° 8° ° 8° ° 8° ° 8° ° 8° ° If your MakeDemo disk did not include CAPTURE.COM, ° ° registered users can receive a copy directly from ° ° WindhamWoods Publishing. ° ° 8° ° 8° ° 8° ° 8° °°°: x x x /xxxxnnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:nnn:xxx/SHCQA| S°°°) %°° Copy CAPTURE.COM into one of the °° %°° directories included in the PATH °° %°° statement of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file. °° %°° That would probably be the \DOS °° %°° directory, or the one that contains °° %°° FORMAT.COM or FORMAT.EXE. If you °° %°° need help with the PATH statement, °° %°° consult one of the many books on the °° %°° subject or a person versed in DOS. °° %°°°) x x x x x x x x S)%)%)$)$)$)#)#)#) ) )66xxxxxxx'SDBQB, x x x x e°°°# +° Install "capture" by typing, at ° +° the DOS prompt, CAPTURE and ° +° pressing . "Capture" will ° +° then remain in memory until the ° +° machine is rebooted. You might ° +° even wish to include "capture" ° +° in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file so that ° +° it will automatically load when ° +° the computer is booted. ° +°°°# x x x x KKKxxgMMM#+MMM#+MMM#+MMM#+MMM#+MMM#+MMM#+MMM#+MMM#+MMM#+MMM#xxxxSVCQB� x x x x x x x x As an example, suppose that you have captured a few screens from a running application and have returned to MakeDemo. Start a new presentation file by Fetching one of the captured screens into the working file. First List Files and find the first screen you want to use. Look at the screen by pressing "F" for Files before inserting it. As soon as you move off that screen, enter the name of the file to create, in effect saving the file with just one screen to disk. Rename the file, duplicate it by copying it to a file with a different name, delete it, fetch other screens into the file or, when working in another presentation file, fetch it into that work-in-process, as you like. x Dxxxxxxx)D D D D D D D D D D D D DQSTASB